PANTYHOSE Lyrics

Six pm
Home from work
I know you feed her, left your house shoes at the door
Kick of your heels, unbutton your shirt, let your skirt loose, anything you ask is yours
It?s been a long day for me too, all day locked up in a room, singin my heart away about you
Baby, I dont want to bother, dont want to stress, I just want to watch you get undressed
Your a hard worker, Im so impressed, but I want to see you in your pantyhouse

Pantyhouse x 6
I want to see you in your pantyhouse

Pantyhouse x 6
I want to see you in your pantyhouse

Tell me about your day, while I kiss the legs, all the things you hate, while I penetrate
I do love when you vocalize, when we?re laying an eye to eye, and my hands right up and down those tights

Up and down those tights (those tights) x 3

Baby, I dont want to bother, dont want to stress, I just want to watch you get undressed
Your a hard worker, Im so impressed, but I want to see you in your pantyhouse

Pantyhouse x 6
I want to see you in your pantyhouse

Pantyhouse x 6
I want to see you in your pantyhouse

Its lot of ???? so soft slowly
I just want you to have all of me, its ?????? damn silky, I just cant take it when your at me

In 1965 Vietnam seemed like just another foreign war but it wasn'tIt was different in many ways, as so were tose that did the fightingIn World War II the average age of the combat soldier was 26In Vietnam he was 19In-in-in Vietnam he was 19

The shooting and fighting of the past two weeks continued today25 miles west of SaigonI really wasn't sure what was going on

Hundreds of thousands of men who saw heavy combatIn Vietnam were arrested since dischargeTheir arrest rate is almost twice that of non-veterans of the same ageThere are no accurate figures of how many of these menHave been incarcerated

But a Veterans Administration studyConcludes that the greater of vetsExposure to combat could more likely affect his chancesOf being arrested or convicted

This is one legacy of the Vietnam War

All those who remember the warThey won't forget what they've seenDestruction of men in their primeWhose average was 19

De-de-destructionDe-de-destructionWar, war

De-de-destruction, wa, wa, war, wa, war, warDe-de-destructionWar, war

After World War II the men came home together on troop shipsBut the Vietnam vet often arrived home within 48 hours of jungle combatPerhaps the most dramatic difference betweenWorld War II and Vietnam was coming homeNone of them received a hero's welcome

None of them received a heroes welcome, none of them, none of themNe-ne-ne, ne-ne-ne, none of them, none of them, none of themNone of them received a hero's welcomeNone of them received a hero's welcome

According to a Veteran's Administration studyHalf of the Vietnam combat veterans suffered from whatPsychiatrists callPost-Traumatic-Stress-Disorder

Many vets complain of alienation, rage or guiltSome succumb to suicidal thoughtsEight to ten years after coming homeAlmost eight hundred thousand men are still fighting the Vietnam War

I've done everything I canAll the people that I see I will never understandIf I find a way to change, if I step into the lightThen I'll never be the same, and it all will fade to whiteEver on and on I continue circlingWith nothing but my hate in a carousel of agony

I've done everything I canAll the people that I see I will never understandIf I find a way to change, if I step into the lightThen I'll never be the same, and it all will fade to whiteEver on and on I continue circlingWith nothing but my hate in a carousel of agony